In the first run Hans was almost sitting in gate two to start with and turned right. Egon had nowhere to go. Although Hans was firmly in gate one in the rerun he still turned right. It was if Hans considered Egon to be his biggest threat and block him at all costs. Hans was definately the perpetrator, what a shame because he is a much better rider than that.
Nielsen should have been disqualified - saw him do the same rubbish at Coventry against Billy Hamill and Greg Hancock though on that occasion he broke his ankle, deservedly.
quite easy this one. The starting marshall. Neilsen was way to far over into Gate 2 and clearly wanted to cancel Müller's advance. This should have been stopped before it started.
Nielsen set himself up to hit the first turn mid track, relied on out trapping Muller, didn't work first time, allowed a bit more room second time, and nailed it, bt was very lucky not to be excluded .
Holy mackerel - a brand new upload of ooooold days' speedway. Awesome. Who's fault? 100% Hans Nielsen's. And I'm Danish. He destroys Egon Müller´s race 2 times in a row. 2nd time he forces Müller to drop back on the last place. The only defense Müller would have would be to accelerate away from Nielsen as he drops the clutch. But he can´t, and then Nielsen plays this little dirty trick. Nielsen is very aggressive on the other riders here; he kinda "compresses" them all, worst for poor Müller.
I think Hans reply was the damning thing-it’s just the way he answered the question.But it was refs decision.Very lucky but then very brave and classy win in the rerun.
@@jswaggart01 😉 two titles disapperad in a moment... In 94 I was 15 years old and cried like a baby... I'm from Lublin first polish team where Hans Nielsen rode. I did remember his first match in Poland, 5 hours before meeting there was no a free space, 20 000 people was there or even more, crazy.
Times like this that bought the metre line in towards the first bend, forcing the riders to run as straight as they could until after the line, before altering lines, Nielsen at fault here in my opinion, coming across to the outside too soon, and not ahead of the other three causing the stoppage....
In the first run Hans was almost sitting in gate two to start with and turned right. Egon had nowhere to go. Although Hans was firmly in gate one in the rerun he still turned right. It was if Hans considered Egon to be his biggest threat and block him at all costs. Hans was definately the perpetrator, what a shame because he is a much better rider than that.
I used to watch Nielsen a lot and he was pretty tough, saw quite a bit of that kind of riding from him over the years.
@@richardpeake8653 If thats the case, shame on him, he had enough talent to keep it fair.
Nielsen's fault all day long for me!
Nielsen should have been disqualified - saw him do the same rubbish at Coventry against Billy Hamill and Greg Hancock though on that occasion he broke his ankle, deservedly.
Nielsen for sure, he was pushing everyone, seems to be Danish trait in speedway, Pedersen has a similar style of riding
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Nielsen clearly took Muller out the first time, then did exactly the same in the rerun but Muller avoided getting hit again.
quite easy this one. The starting marshall. Neilsen was way to far over into Gate 2 and clearly wanted to cancel Müller's advance. This should have been stopped before it started.
I was always a big Nielsen fan but I think he was very lucky not to be excluded in that.
Nielsen is my favorite ride ever but it was his fault...
Agree with that entirely, Hans is one of the greatest ever, but definitely at fault here.
Nielsen definitely, he did the same thing in the re-run but was ahead of Muller so got away with it that time
Nicki Pedersens fault
and watching the re-run, Nielsen again. Some danes today would have chosen clash and drop the bike to get Nielsen excluded. How times change.
Nielsen set himself up to hit the first turn mid track, relied on out trapping Muller, didn't work first time, allowed a bit more room second time, and nailed it, bt was very lucky not to be excluded .
Nielsen turned right after 6ft TWICE !!!
great vids martyn
We all miss going to meetings hey. 😯
Nielsen turned right after 6 ft
Hans came way off his line....
Holy mackerel - a brand new upload of ooooold days' speedway. Awesome. Who's fault? 100% Hans Nielsen's. And I'm Danish. He destroys Egon Müller´s race 2 times in a row. 2nd time he forces Müller to drop back on the last place. The only defense Müller would have would be to accelerate away from Nielsen as he drops the clutch. But he can´t, and then Nielsen plays this little dirty trick. Nielsen is very aggressive on the other riders here; he kinda "compresses" them all, worst for poor Müller.
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I think Hans reply was the damning thing-it’s just the way he answered the question.But it was refs decision.Very lucky but then very brave and classy win in the rerun.
100% Hans Neilsen fault .....Love the Cow horn bars of Egon's
50.- 50.first 2 foot bunching , all.4 back .
Not only did Nielsen clean out Muller first time out he turned right out of the gate n the rerun too.
Muller heald his line, Nielsen didn’t. Slam dunk.
Was that at white city?ruts on inside gate must have been the problem
I wasnt unknown for Nielsen to pull a dirty move or two.
Hans at fault there, 100%.
I have two questions: what do you think about situation in Pocking 93 against Ermolenko? Vojens 94 and first corner?
Bloody hell, don’t get me started on those two incidents, makes my blood boil lol.
@@jswaggart01 😉 two titles disapperad in a moment... In 94 I was 15 years old and cried like a baby... I'm from Lublin first polish team where Hans Nielsen rode. I did remember his first match in Poland, 5 hours before meeting there was no a free space, 20 000 people was there or even more, crazy.
Hans was at fault
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Times like this that bought the metre line in towards the first bend, forcing the riders to run as straight as they could until after the line, before altering lines, Nielsen at fault here in my opinion, coming across to the outside too soon, and not ahead of the other three causing the stoppage....